Utah Mammoth unveil new 'Zammoth' ride, converted from 2002 Winter Olympic Zamboni

The retrofitted Zamboni will now offer guests an unforgettable off-ice experience at Mammoth home games.

Apr. 8, 2026 at 12:07am

An abstract, expressionist painting in neon colors depicting the custom-built 'Zammoth' ride circling an ice rink, its mammoth-themed features blending into a dynamic, energetic composition.The Utah Mammoth's new 'Zammoth' ride, a retrofitted Zamboni transformed into an interactive fan experience, promises to electrify the team's home games with its vibrant, high-energy presence.Salt Lake City Today

The Utah Mammoth hockey team has unveiled a new fan experience called the 'Zammoth' - a retrofitted 2002 Winter Olympic Zamboni that has been transformed into a mammoth-themed ride for fans to enjoy at home games. The 'Zammoth' features custom lighting, sound, and a 3D printed trunk and tusks, and can carry up to eight riders during pregame and intermissions.

Why it matters

The 'Zammoth' represents an innovative way for the Mammoth to engage fans and provide a unique, interactive experience at their home arena. Repurposing a relic from Utah's hockey history into a modernized fan attraction also highlights the team's commitment to honoring the state's sports legacy.

The details

The 'Zammoth' was designed and built in collaboration with the Diesel Brothers, a Utah-based company known for customized high-performance vehicles. The ride stands at about 17 ft x 7ft x 8ft and was constructed using a mix of aluminum and steel.

  • The 'Zammoth' was unveiled to the public on April 8, 2026.

The players

Utah Mammoth

The professional ice hockey team based in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Diesel Brothers

A Utah-based company famous for customizing high-performance vehicles.

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What’s next

Fans can experience the 'Zammoth' for the first time at the Mammoth's next home game.

The takeaway

The 'Zammoth' is an innovative and interactive fan experience that showcases the Utah Mammoth's commitment to providing unique attractions and honoring the state's sports legacy.